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HEV Switzerland confirms what has been apparent for months: The property market remains tense. Supply and demand are drifting further apart - and the consequences affect everyone: private individuals, property owners, investors and project developers.
Selling a property is one of the most important financial decisions in life. But before the actual sales process begins, owners are often faced with the question: should I sell my property with a
What is the value ratio in condominium ownership? The value quota is a central and indispensable concept in Swiss condominium ownership. It represents the non-material share that a
Selling a property in Switzerland is more than just a sober transaction - it is an emotional decision. Potential buyers allow themselves to be
Home staging is well established in property marketing and can significantly increase sales success. However, incorrectly implemented staging can deter rather than attract potential buyers. This
Home value appreciation: An owner's guide to the Swiss property market As a homeowner, sooner or later you will ask yourself: What is my property actually worth? And - a lot
Anyone who wants to sell their property in Switzerland faces a crucial question: How much is my house or flat really worth? A well-founded
Selling a house quickly - this is a desire that drives many property owners in Switzerland. Whether due to a new job offer, a family change or the need for a
Selling a property can seem overwhelming. But with a clear plan, you can stay on top of things. Our simple house sale checklist 2025 summarises the most important steps
Taxes when selling a property: What taxes are payable when selling a house? The sale of a property in Switzerland is a complex process in which
Selling a property is a big step for many people and is often associated with a pleasing profit. However, in Switzerland this profit is not
The sale of a property is a significant step that involves both emotional and financial aspects. In Switzerland, specific legal and tax aspects must be taken into account.
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